Johnson's Baby Powder Ad Endorses Comfort
An old advertisement promotes Johnson's Baby Powder for babies noting its soft texture and comfort. It also recommends Johnson's Baby Soap and Baby Cream to be used with the powder for kept skin smoothness and comfort for mothers seeking the best for their infants.
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Limbers Trial Turns on Sheep Tracks and Earmarks
The trial centers on a sheep theft at Limbers property with key testimony about sheep tracks, a trench at a gate, and disputed tracking by Ryan and Constable Wiles. Evidence focuses on ear marks linking sheep to Ryan and others, the reliability of witnesses, and whether the accused staged the theft or acted in good faith.
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Hat Ryan
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Sheep theft case ends in not guilty verdict
In a Forbes court, Limbers and associates faced sheep theft charges with trials detailing brand marks, transfers and alleged stealing. The jury returned not guilty on both counts, prompting public demonstrations before the judge permitted civil remedies for the parties.
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Wolfe Homer
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Limbers
Reward for information on stock theft from Wandary cattle
A 20 pound reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of persons creating stock from Wandary. The wording mentions sheep ear marks, two swallow tails on deck, Hore and Cattle Brand, ipyntaas, Walter H. Stitt.
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Ipyntaas
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Soldier cures rheumatism with Schumann’s Mineral Spring
A reformed soldier discharged in 1916 after years of rheumatism and kidney trouble credits Schumann's Mineral Spring salts with a dramatic recovery. He reportedly lost weight, regained health, and could walk again after using the product, which was sold at chemists and stores for 16 shillings and 2 and a half pence per jar.
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Schumann
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